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4.6D TEKS can be difficult to engage students. The I Have, Who Has game is a great way to engage the entire class while learning their new vocabulary words. There are 20 cards available in this, both a colored version and a black and white version. They are in order, so I scramble the cards first before giving them out to students! I have them pass to a partner around the room, and then we play again! I have played this with my students, and we usually play 5 rounds. Every now and again we revis

This resource is meant to help students interpret area models including the divisor, dividend, and quotient. I use this resource in my technology station to practice what we have already learned in class. FONTS USED: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Amy-Groesbeck If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message or email! Mahaffey.linds@gmail.com

Digital Escape Room on Google Forms This product is an entry level assignment for Order of Operations. Often times, we are to teach order of operations before we teach fractions/division with decimals. Other, more complicated versions of this resource will be coming soon! In order to submit this form, students have to get every question correct. In the beginning, there is a reminder on how to solve order of operations problems, then there are 10 patients that students need to save. If you have

This resource will help student identify multiplication and division area models. Students will identify rows and columns, then solve for the area of the model based on their knowledge of base 10 blocks. There are 19 slides total with 15 questions. Font credits to Amy Groesbeck- all credits attached to the file when purchased

This digital activity allows students to sort between fixed and variable expenses. It also has charts to follow which shows exactly what it means for an expense to stay the same each month, versus mall variations in cost that make it variable. It comes with an answer key, and is fully accessible on Google Classroom! There are 8 slides with many questions inside.

This multiplication puzzle is great for creative students! They can practice 2 digit x 2 digit multiplication, 3 digit x 1 digit, and 4 digit x 1 digit! They solve the multiplication, and find their answers on the image tiles. They get instant feedback, because if their answer is incorrect, they will not be able to find their answer. They will know to rework the problem! This is great for your multiplication unit or end of the year review

This product helps students decide what to do with their remainder when working out a problem. They may trash, add one more, keep their remainder, or the remainder becomes their answer. This digital activity is great to use as practiced for students.

This resource is great as practice after learning about decomposing fractions, fractions to decimals, and adding and subtracting fractions. It also relates fractions and decimals to models to give that visual. I used this with my students, and it really helped their understanding! Font credit to Amy Groesbeck (link to her fonts when you download)

This product helps students understand what profit is when given a certain situation. It starts out with easier problems, then grows in difficulty. This product includes an answer key along with it! TEKS 4.10B Financial Literacy 4th grade

This digital product helps students compare decimals to the thousandths place. They also order from least to greatest, and greatest to least. This works great as a technology station or while students are still learning before an assessment! It is a simple drag and drop style!

5th graders need digital practice. This resource will keep your students engaged, and actively working towards following the correct process to convert their customary units. This resource uses the Tic Tac Toe method to show their work and complete their conversions! This could be used for more advanced 4th graders- it contains has two digit division. All fonts credit to Amy Groesbeck

Equivalent fractions can be hard. Not with the golden rule! Do unto your numerator as you do unto your denominator. Students will see multiplying by the same number top and bottom will get them their equivalent fraction as well as show them how many pieces the model is broken into.

Here you will find a bundle for geometry. Students will identify angles on a protractor, identify shapes including types of triangles and quadrilaterals, and more! This includes printable activities as well as digital activities.

This product goes through fixed and variable expenses and calculating profit through an online, Google Slides assignment.

4.6D can be a challenging TEKS! Students need to know their vocabulary in order to show mastery, so this activity gives them practice sorting various shapes and figures to match their definition. The first slides are great for teaching. You may leave them attached when assigning, or delete them to have you students REALLY show what they know. There are 10 questions with an answer key included, and there are 17 slides total. I will be adding this to a geometry bundle, so keep your eyes open for t

This bundle has it all! It has interpreting remainders, area model, arrays, and collect the clues activities all having to do with division! I used each of these resources in my class, and my students loved it!

Distance Learning option for measuring angles using protractors! Often times, students are required to measure an angle with a protractor when the angle does NOT start at 0. It was hard for me to find resources practicing this specific skill, so I made this resource to fill that gap. Font credit included with purchase, but also credit to Amy Groesbeck https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Amy-Groesbeck

5.5A TEKS can be challenging. This activity will make it a bit more fun! Students will classify triangles by their angles (acute, right, obtuse), and their sides (equilateral, isosceles, and scalene).

This distance learning resource will help your kids convert between customary-customary and metric-metric. This does not include remainders. My students learn Sam Loves Dogs ( Small to Large - Divide) and Let's Save Money ( Large to Small - Divide). This is practice with these conversions, and the answer key is included

4.5B Input Output Tables Google Classroom Activity. Input/Output tables can be confusing, but they can also be fun. This resource will help your students identify the rule and solve different parts of a table. It increases in difficulty as time goes on. Sometimes a rule may be identified as just x3, or sometimes it's phrased as 3x(input) which this resource demonstrates on slide 10-20. Assign the first 10 if you want something simpler, or assign 10-20 for a challenge! Answer key is included. Wan